Keith Stephenson Knihy

Unique showcase exploring the use of pattern for visual communication across design disciplines. The second in this highly collectible new series translates the language of circles and dots in design. This colorful, image-packed book showcases stunning examples of designs that incorporate these familiar motifs, but also explores the meaning and origin of these patterns and forms, and how they can be used in contemporary design to communicate a variety of messages and influences. From the dot and circle paintings of Damien Hirst, to polka dots, smileys, Pointilism, and corporate logos, Communicating with Circles and Dots is an entertaining and highly informative read. Circles and Dots celebrates the roundest, spottiest, and dottiest design from around the globe, from every design discipline, giving designers an understanding of the graphic language of pattern. This is an inspirational must-have to accompany the rest of the Communicating with Pattern family.

Decorating with pattern and creating a mid-century style from the Mini Moderns.

Focusing on the journey of school leadership, this book offers a month-by-month guide for both new and experienced principals. It begins with an overview of the principalship and practical strategies for managing workloads, leveraging support staff, and fostering positive work environments. Each chapter sets specific monthly goals, emphasizing actionable applications of theory to enhance leadership skills. Aimed at reducing principal attrition and redefining the role, this resource is essential for educators seeking to excel in school administration.

The second in this highly collectible new series translates the language of circles and dots in design. This colorful image-packed book showcases stunning examples of designs that incorporate these familiar motifs, but also explores the meaning and origin of these patterns and forms, and how they can be used in contemporary design to communicate a variety of messages and influences. From the dot and circle paintings of Damien Hirst, to polka dots, smileys, Pointilism, and corporate logos, this is an inspirational must-have to accompany the rest of the Communicating with Pattern family.